Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-19
RALmAGUNDI.

People say that Hybschman's beer Is
nrst class. Give it trial.
Business is quite dull at present. but
Ne live in hopes ofa,reyivt of trade.
It is said that the Office of the U. s.
Burveyor-General will be removed to
Carson. ........-.
The cold wind Of yesterday and this
morning is not very favorable to garden
making.
Col Jerry Moore, of Ruby Valley, is
10 Carson hooking after his land inter-
ssts. SO says, the Index.
It is, rumored that Senator Hardesty
will erect large hotel building in Wells
during the present season.
This evenings train is reported
"about" on time in two sections, the
mail being, on the second train. =.
Miss Katie Thorpe left this morning
for Mound Valley where sheiwill take
charge of ths!Smith Gre elk school.
6uO AdLhOicLOAIhl uOESe Oh mCIQtOSn
Bros. at Carlin is, perhaps, as fine an
animal us ever made u track in Elko
county. ,..sia, ........-- ADJ,
The real estate boom continues in
many portions of California and many
nucts of land in favored localities are
sold at fabulous prices. To-
The residence of Mr.. j. A. Plummer
Ii being surrounded with a new fence
which will add much to the appearance
aud comfort Of the premises.
The Carlin school, is progressing nice
~ under the care of NJ iss Lizzie Dough-
y who seems to1have the confidence of
both pupils and parents. 2
Stoker's teams arrived from Tuscaro.
IA today and loaded with -four, general
merchandising etc, among the latter a
safety cage for the Nevada Qneen mine.
Governor Stevenson and wife hnve
gone on sisit7td san Diego, Cal, and
now II. G.. DAVIS OF ours is the high.
muck .a-muck, big chief of the State, the
Governor, Il you please. &&
Reveille:--A very rich strike in Hank
osburn's claim'at BalliOn, HilL Eureka
county, is reported. The ,Iedgs is said
TO be five Feet wide 'Gnd~ 80 rich in
nHtive silvefthatit has to- be cut out.
Elko contains al many wids-awuke,
energetic business men rs any town Of
Its size in the State, and persons mt q
distance who order goods by mai, can
rely upon receiving fair and honorable
treatment.
EIko can tur IN out ~T~greater number
Of ScuooLma ANS han any, town Of its
''z' in NeVada,a The young ladies OF
this town "re noted far, energy and per-
severance und deserve great credit for
their industry. s-ases'-.sses
ReveiIIe:-W. ", Rogers. of E!ko,
arrived here last Dight,upon IN official
visit to the odd +, nows. Lodge. Mr..
Rogers is we'll known in this locality
and has hosts Of friends, He is "a Depu-
ty Grand MaSter.HE -,
Literary Matron-wbat does shaks.
pe"re mean by his frequent use OF the
phrase, $50 to?"77 s.,s-sS,a
M"tter of-fnct: CHRONOLOGICAL, per-
h"ps he thought il wouidn' t be polite to
hnish the sentence. Trs,,.,
The advertisement e,of.C. II. Riddle.
county Surveyor, appears elsewhere in
tniS ISSUE. Mr.. Riddle isa practical
surveyor and is prepared to do all work
IN his line with pronptness, giving per-
'ect satisfaction ut reasonable rates.
Salt Luke Democrnt:-Mr. Charles
'rockrr. the California millionaire, may
YET have to pay the Chorus girls of the
american opera company Ne Croker
was Stockholder in the company. The
probabilities point to damaged Crorck.
cry.
Indications are favorable for more
Storms, which wonId nrov.s toro ,,t,IJ,,